METRO VANCOUVER

Sales decline as summer closes; plentiful supply; prices in decline

Metro Vancouver home sales this past August recorded their first month-over-month decline following a slow ascent since January this year. However, the 326 fewer transactions amounted a 14% decrease for a total of 1,959 …

FRASER VALLEY

Sharp drop in August sales; easing prices, strong supply support buyers.

Home sales in the Fraser Valley dropped 22% in August from the previous month, a sharp decline following the gradual increases seen since the beginning of the year. With 931 sales for the …

METRO VANCOUVER

Sales continue upward trend; large inventory; excellent purchase opportunities

Metro Vancouver residential market saw another month of gradual recovery with July’s sales reaching 2,285, 4.8% above the previous month, although 14 % below the 10-year seasonal average. The continuing upward trend, which started at …

FRASER VALLEY

Sales slow but remain steady; abundant supply with prices declining

Dipping negligibly by 0.4% from its previous upward trend, the Fraser Valley’s slight sales decline in July was a mere five transactions below the 1,195 recorded in June. In a broader context, July’s sales, …

METRO VANCOUVER

Inventory grows, sales lag; benchmark prices dropping  

At the mid-year mark, Metro Vancouver’s residential market continued its slow recovery trending since the start of 2025. June’s total of 2,181 sales was only 305 over the previous month, a dip of 2.0% …

FRASER VALLEY

Sales slow but steadily rising; huge supply; price declines create great buyer opportunities  

Fraser Valley homes sales continued their slow upward climb last month, rising 1.6% over May for a June total of 1,195. And while June’s new listings saw a 10% decline …

METRO VANCOUVER

Sales inch up while economic uncertainty continues; huge inventory, purchase opportunities.

Meto Vancouver’s residential market saw little difference in actual transactions in May, while prospective buyers showed apparent indifference to the rising inventory. Total sales for the month inched slightly higher with …

FRASER VALLEY

Sales resume upward trend seen in first quarter of year; large supply; prices declining.

Fraser Valley home sales in May resumed the rising trend seen in the first quarter of this year, after a dip in the month of April. May’s total sales of …

Sales drop amid tariff concerns; high inventory; buyer opportunities

Metro Vancouver’s April home sales showed a meagre 3% increase over the preceding month, with a total of 2,163 inching above March sales of 2.091. Similarly, new listings for April totalled 6,850, a 6.1% increase …

Sales slump; huge inventory; prices decline in buyer’s market

The noticeable slump in the Fraser Valley residential market this past April is being attributed to the psychological shock felt throughout all sectors of the Canadian economy, as tariffs and rumours of tariffs emanating from the USA take …